The last dollar : a social commentary on the materialistic culture in Singapore by Tan, Alvin Wei Ting

“…Using design as a tool for social commentary, this project hopes to illustrate and bring across relevant and interesting points about materialism to its audience. …”
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A Study Of Saudi Arabia’S Social Commentary Based On Photography Artworks by Abdullah, Alromih Roba

“…Therefore, this study seeks to unify communication by exploring the depiction of social commentary by Saudi photographers as they move to change the society. …”
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ACCEL - a social commentary on our accelerated culture inspired by critical design. by Toh, Jerome Peng Yao.

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Artist and themes: a study on social commentary photographic images / Husaini Yaacob by Yaacob, Husaini

“…This is called as the social commentary. In the advanced countries, social commentary images have long been accepted by the public and has become one of the most powerful medium of communication to alert or trigger the society toward change. …”
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Artist and themes: a study on social commentary photographic images / Husaini Yaacob by Yaacob, Husaini

“…This is called as the social commentary. In the advanced countries, social commentary images have long been accepted by the public and has become one of the most powerful medium of communication to alert or trigger the society toward change. …”
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Integrating Disruption: Acquiring the Philip J. and Suzanne Schiller Collection of American Social Commentary Art, 1930–1970 by M. Melissa Wolfe

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E. A. Poe and A. A. Shkljarevskij: Foregrounding Deduction and/or Social Commentary – A Comparative Study of Early Detective Fiction by Maja Pandžić

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A comparative study on social commentary painting of three different eras in Malaysia / Muhammad Afiq Hanafiah and Mohamad Kamal Abd. Aziz by Hanafiah, Muhammad Afiq, Abd. Aziz, Mohamad Kamal

“…With over decades, social commentary painting has become a crucial approach for artist discontentment towards political, economic, society, culture, humanity, and global issue. …”
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The Bureaucracy for the Recognition of Achievement and Greatness (B.R.A.G) – a satirical social commentary on narcissistic parents and their ‘Trophy Kids’ in Singapore society. by Lim, Jonathan Wei.

“…My observations and research prompted me to create The Bureaucracy for the Recognition of Achievement and Greatness: an exploration of graphic design as social commentary; via a creative satirical campaign targeting the issue of narcissistic parenting in Singapore. …”
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“Pieces that Form a More Complete Whole”: Potencies of Meaning in Lao Contemporary Dance by Roy Huijsmans

“…This article explores the issue of meaning in the form of social commentary in the emerging Lao contemporary arts scene. …”
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Diaspora. by Lee, Brian Yong Ping.

“…This quality is a means to generate unique products and explores the possibility of using product design as a medium for personal expression and social commentary. Part of this unique cultural identity lie in the idea of traditional craft. …”
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INTERPRETING BALINESE MYTHOLOGY-THEMED CHARACTER DESIGN SIGNIFICATION AS A VIRTUAL ENTITY IN ANIMATION by I Made Marthana Yusa, I Ketut Ardhana, I Nyoman Darma Putra, Ida Bagus Gde Pujaastawa

“…The article analysis reveals that Balinese mythology-themed character design in animation can reflect Bali cultural values, promote social commentary, beliefs, and traditions, serving as a means of preserving Balinese cultural heritage. …”
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The impact of context cues on college students’ purchase behavior for low-carbon products in CBEC by Chen Wang, Xiaolong Zhou, Ran Zhang, Yexin Liu

“…IntroductionThe purpose of this study was to examine the effects of online shopping context cues (price discount, carbon label, and social commentary) on college students’ trust/perceived risk and cross-border purchase intention (CBPI) for low-carbon products and compare the study between South Korean and Chinese college students. …”
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Wilde Nostalgia: Queer Tradition in Beverley Nichols’s Garden Trilogies by Joshua Adair

“…These feature a semi-autobiographical version of the author who is self-styled as a spiritual successor who pays homage to, and extends the legacy of, Oscar Wilde and his endless bon mots, serving up irony, humor, and social commentary in an engaging, urbane manner while further shaping the Wildean identity that prevailed as an iconic gay style throughout much of the last century and that endures, in some forms, even today. …”
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Open, Flexible, and Distance Learning: Changes to the Journal, Changes in the Field by Alison J Fields, Maggie Hartnett

“…A quick look at some of the social commentary on change provides the backdrop for events and decisions described more fully in this issue of the journal. …”
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Open, Flexible, and Distance Learning: Changes to the Journal, Changes in the Field by Alison J Fields, Maggie Hartnett

“…A quick look at some of the social commentary on change provides the backdrop for events and decisions described more fully in this issue of the journal. …”
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Trump, Madonna and Faith: The Role of Religious Leaders in Common Space by Hedges, Paul

“…Both the Pope and Singaporean Catholic Archbishop have recently made statements which show the inter-relationship of religious ethical debate and political and social commentary in common space. The traditional secular-religious divide seems inadequate to discuss and regulate this and may need to be rethought.…”
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Trauma and Fairy Tales in Lonely Castle in the Mirror by Mizuki Tsujimura by Yevheniia Prasol

“…This article deals with the metaphoric representation of childhood traumatic experiences through references to European fairy tales in the novel Lonely Castle in the Mirror by Mizuki Tsujimura, “an innovative and tender blend of social commentary and magical realism” as defined by Riyoko Shibe. …”
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‘Qu’il est loin mon pays’: staging (be)longing in Massenet’s Sapho by Kavanagh, E

“…At first glance, Jules Massenet's opera Sapho (1897) might appear to water down its source material, substituting the searing social commentary of Alphonse Daudet's novel (1884) with idealised tropes of the Midi. …”

Removing the Checks and Balances That Hamper Democracy: Play and the Counter-hegemonic Contradictions of Grand Theft Auto IV by Marc Ouellette

“…Indeed, the two are inextricably linked to each other and to the social commentary which contributes to the game's story, humor, and thematic unity. …”
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